“All of us live in unruly bodies that we’re all trying to take care of as best we can." —Roxane Gay

THIS IS A NIGHT YOU DO NOT WANT TO MISS. 

Another unique event brought to you by With/out Pretend! Speakers will share a story about their relationship with a body that refuses to act “as it should.” In a world that works so hard to control, discipline, and punish the bodies of women, and especially trans women, femmes, BIPOC women, non-binary folks, and sick and disabled women, how can we begin to celebrate our unruly bodies? 

Feat. stories from: 
Claire AH
Tanya Neumeyer
Frizz Kid
Nadia Tan
Ama Scriver
Chantelle Blagrove
Anne Theriault
Margeaux Feldman
Yes the poet
Najla Nubyanluv

$12 advance / $15 door
Doors @ 7pm
Show @ 8pm
Advance tix through Garrison.

This event is curated by Margeaux Feldman & presented by With/out Pretend. 

"How To Hold Yourself" by Ness Lee is used for our banner/poster with Ness' express permission. 

Partial proceeds from this night will be donated to the Ocama Collective in support of offering free doula services to those in need.

Accessibility Announcement!
The Garrison is an accessible space with accessible, non-gendered washrooms. For those with ASL needs or any other accessibility concerns, we ask you to please PM us asap before the event. We want this event to be comfortable and safe for all to attend.

Unruly Bodies is part of Art Book Week, a week-long series of events and activities that parallels the Toronto Art Book Fair. Art Book Week 2018 takes place from July 4-11 at various locations across the city. The goal of Art Book Week is to celebrate the unique artists' book community in Toronto, as well as increase the visibility of new and exciting projects, spaces, and artists. www.torontoartbookfair.com/art-book-week-2018